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Dar al-Fonun ( arabisch دار الفنون, DMG Dār al-Funūn ‚Stätte der wissenschaftlichen Disziplinen‘, persische Aussprache: Dāro'l-Fonūn) [1] war das erste Polytechnikum in Iran. 1851 von Naser ad-Din Schahs Premierminister Amir Kabir im Süden Teherans, in der Nasser Chosrow Avenue gegründet, war das Dār al-Fonūn, genannt auch ...
Dār ul-Funun ( Persian: دارالفنون Persian pronunciation: [dɒːɾolfʊˈnuːn], meaning "polytechnic college") is the oldest Western-style institute of higher education in Iran, established by the royal vizier to Nasereddin Shah in 1851.
- 1851
- 7,750 tomans (initially), 30,000 tomans (in 1930)
- توانا بود هرکه دانا بود, ز دانش دل پیر برنا بود
15. Dez. 1993 · DĀR AL-FONŪN – Encyclopaedia Iranica. DĀR AL- FONŪN (lit., “polytechnic college”), a college founded in Tehran in 1268/1851 by Mīrzā Ṭāqī Khan Amīr-e Kabīr (q.v.), which marked the beginning of modern education in Persia.
8. Jan. 2021 · Dar al-Fonun – die erste moderne Hochschule Irans. 8. Januar 2021. Dar al-Fonun (persisch دارالفنون) war das erste Polytechnikum im Iran. 1851 von Naser ad-Din Schahs Premierminister Amir Kabir im Süden Teherans, in der Nasser Chosrow Straße gegründet, war das Dar al-Fonun (Haus der Wissenschaften) die erste moderne Hochschule Irans.
DĀR AL-FONŪN. (5,448 words) lit., “polytechnic college”; a college founded in Tehran in 1268/1851 by Mīrzā Ṭāqī Khan Amīr-e Kabīr, which marked the beginꏂning of modern education in Persia. A version of this article is available in print. Volume VI, Fascicle 6, pp. 662-668.
DAR AL-FONUN. One of the first secular institutions of higher education, established on the European model, in Iran. The Dar al-Fonun (Abode of Arts) was founded in 1851 in Tehran, Iran, by Mirza Taqi Khan Amir Kabir, one of the chief reform-minded ministers of the long-ruling Qajar dynasty king Naser al-Din Shah.
15. Aug. 2011 · According to Floor, from 1854 to 1875 in the field of medicine there were four teachers at the Dar al-Fonun: the Austrian physician, Dr. Jacob Eduard Polak (1818-1891); the French doctor, Dr. Joseph Desire Tholozan (1848-1887); the German physician, Dr. Albo and Dr. Johan Louis Schlimmer (1819-1881) from Holland, who wrote most of ...
